Digital SAT · Reading, Writing & Math

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Day 4 · English7 / 2014:22

Passage

The naturalist Anna Botsford Comstock argued that a child taught to look closely at a single leaf had learned more than one marched through a textbook. Her terse field guides omitted nearly everything a rival volume would include.

As used in the text, terse most nearly means

Alengthy
Babrupt
Cconcise
Dunclear

She is set against writers who were exhaustive. The contrast is length, not tone — which rules out abrupt.

The reading desk — passage held left, reasoning right.

How it works

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  1. 01

    Take the diagnostic

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  2. 02

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  3. 03

    Do one session a day

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This is what a session looks like: a Digital SAT–style question, then a plain explanation of why each choice is right or wrong.

Reading & Writing · Words in Context

Though praised by audiences, the film was dismissed by several prominent critics as a superficial spectacle — visually striking, they conceded, but ultimately hollow in its emotional and intellectual content. The director, undeterred by these assessments, argued that cinema need not always carry a weighty message to be valuable.

As used in the text, what does the word “conceded” most nearly mean?

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For You · InsightsDay 24
EnglishMath
78%

Overall grasp

Proficient

Command of Evidence
82%
Boundaries
61%
Transitions
74%

Accuracy over time

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The method

Every session feeds the next one.

Adaptive difficulty
Real test timing
Full explanations

The thirty days

Thirty days, printed in full before you start.

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Questions

Before you start

How much does it cost?

Nothing, for now. 800Path is free during early access — the diagnostic, the thirty-day plan, and every practice session. You don't need an account to start.

How much time does it take each day?

About 30 minutes. Each daily session is 20 questions, timed at the Digital SAT's pace of roughly a minute and a half per question. The diagnostic at the start takes about 40 minutes.

Where do the questions come from?

Most come from a hand-built bank written to the Digital SAT's question types and four difficulty tiers, across all eleven Reading & Writing skills and the Math domains. AI-generated practice sets add extra reps on the skills you pick. They aren't official College Board questions.

About 40 minutes. See where you stand in Reading & Writing and Math, and get a thirty-day plan built around your weak spots. No account needed.